Curious about what the most expensive UNION ARENA cards of them all are?

In this list, we’ll be looking at the best of the best UNION ARENA chase cards fetching the most value on the secondary card market. For this list, we’ll be looking at data for the SR*** and lower cards, while avoiding including the special serialized cards. While technically speaking the serialized cards are the most valuable chase cards in the English version of the game, data for their market worth is also hard to find, and they are so scarce that they often go for thousands upon thousands of dollars.

The serialized cards include:

Lelouch from both Code Geass Vol. 1 and Vol. 2
Yuji Vol. 1 and Sukuna Vol. 2
Tanjiro Serialized

#1 Asuna SR***

It’s great to see that Asuna – who hails from Sword Art Online and also one of my favorite anime of all time – is still relevant enough today to command a truly impressive amount of money on the secondary card market. Despite there being a plethora of solid chase cards available to date, none holds a candle to the kind of incredible value Asuna SR*** has – fetching enough to make even the top three TCGs blush.

#2 Levi SR***

Part of me is surprised to see Levi this high up on the list, and yet part of me isn’t. Attack on Titan isn’t just a massively popular set. It’s also been one of the most popular sets for the UNION ARENA English version, despite it not fairing the best competitively. Still, if you manage to pull this quintessential chase card, you’re in for a solid amount of value.

#3 Yusuke Urameshi SR***

Clearly there are a ton of Yu Yu Hakusho fans out there – enough to drive this character to the top of the list, making it one of the most expensive UNION ARENA cards of all. However, Hakusho is one of the newer cards available right now, and we could see this card’s value decrease a bit overtime. Still, a starting card price of over $500 is very impressive to say the least.

#4 Rukia SR***

Rukia was – when it released – and remains my favorite alternate art SR*** card in UNION ARENA. To me, it is the most beautiful and captures the beauty and appeal that originally captured my imagination when reading the BLEACH manga as a youth so perfectly. Apparently I’m not the only person who has noticed this above-and-beyond artwork featuring Rukia’s greatest moment from the show, as she comfortably sits at the top of the heap of most expensive UNION ARENA cards.

#5 Ichigo Kurosaki – SR***

This epic Ichigo card feels like one of the most iconic UNION ARENA pulls partly because it was one of the very first SR*** cards we ever had back when BLEACH: Thousand Year Blood war debuted, bringing BLEACH fans into the fold. Ichigo as a character has something of a massive comeback story. Once one of the big three, then a big zero that saw his show canceled, only to come back as one of the most popular modern anime shows.

Clearly the confidence shows in this card’s artwork, catapulting it to the top of the list.

#6 Asta SR***

Asta Chase — Market: $387

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Although Red Asta is considered to be one of the strongest UNION ARENA decks by many, his place atop this list is probably due in part to a very loyal fanbase and the fact that no other major card game as of yet has a Black Clover set.

#7 Tanjiro – SR***

I have a special attachment to this particular SR*** because it’s not only the only SR*** card I’ve pulled from UNION ARENA so far – I also pulled the serialized version of the card. This Tanjiro is a fantastic card that remains super relevant given the incredible hype that Demon Slayer continues to enjoy as a franchise. As far as UNION ARENA cards go, it’s up there as one of the cards with the brightest feature on the secondary card market.

#8 Roy Mustang SR***

Who knew when the Fullmetal Alchemist released in the summer of 2025 that in it was one deck that would absolutely wreck havoc on the UNION ARENA English meta. While Roy may not have seen a ton of hype at first, today he’s widely acclaimed as one of the strongest archetypes in the game. This backed by stellar artwork and popularity among fans helps increase his value.

#9 Lelouch Lamperouge SR***

This card almost does Lelouch and his incredible flare for the dramatic justice. While I like the SR*** in Vol. 2 better, this card from the original set has a lot going for it, including an interesting color palette meant to draw attention to Lelouch’s famous “Geass.” Although an older anime at this point, Code Geass remains a classic with more world building going on all the time thanks to new spinoffs within the same universe like “Roze of the Recapture,” helping keep this absolute anime badass relevant.

#10 Tanjiro Kamado SR* Starter Deck

Tanjiro has become something of a relic prematurely. The original wave of Starter Decks in the UNION ARENA English version contained alternate art treatments of their main attackers just like this Tanjiro. They were, however, incredibly difficult to pull, and as such they tend to be among the most valuable UNION ARENA cards.

With the change in starter decks, these ultra-rare cards are no more, yet those that have been released still retain value. Given Bandai probably won’t be making more of these exact kinds of cards in the future, you could see the starter deck alts go up in value overtime.

The 10 Most Expensive UNION ARENA Cards Right Now